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Articles in Oct, 2002 issue of Wrestling Digest

• Quick quiz - wrestling
• Improving WWE - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
• Vicious victuals: at WWE's Times Square eatery, you may not be able to smell what the Rock is cooking, but you can get a decent burger. - New York, New York - restaurant review
  by Keith Loria
• Dept. of missing wrestlers - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
• A strange marriage: what do you get when you combine Southern-fried rasslin' with '90s-style raunch? Total Nonstop Action, the latest competitor to WWE's dominion - Interview
  by Kevin Eck
• Smith's finale - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Eddie Impact
• A true headbanger: when Chris Jericho isn't using his walls of Jericho vs an opponent in the ring, he produces the wails of Jericho as the lead singer of Fozzy
  by Steve Knopper
• Razorback wrestler - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Sumer Johnson
• Manager mania: after being ostracized for years, WWE and other feds are bringing back the gimmick of male managers
  by Steve Anderson
• Austin's power trip - Mat Matters - Stone Cold Steve Austin's wrestling career - Brief Article - Column
  by Alex Gordon
• Grand finales: let the arguments begin, these are the 10 best finishing moves in wrestling today
  by Mike Stokes
• Use the force - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Dave Sutherland
• An EKG for WWE: Shawn Michaels is back, but will the Heartbreak Kid give the federation enough of a jolt to get fans' pulses racing again?
  by Steve Anderson
• Women's rights - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Robert Tribuzio, Jr.
• The Brock Les monster: with the WWE's hype machine squarely in his corner, the former NCAA champion just may be the next big thing - nar - wrestler
  by Kevin Eck
• The late Swede Hanson—a wrestler with heart - Phantom of the Ring - Obituary
• All he's asking for is a little respect: the former WCW champion and master of the Spinarooni is finally getting his props in WWE - Interview: Booker T - wrestler Booker Huffman, World Wrestling Entertainment - Interview
  by Chad Johnson